Kitchen

Island. Good way to in corporate cabinetry style. Would want a bit of an overhang on one side and space above the floor so it doesn’t look so blocky.

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Cabinet layout and multi purpose island. Love the splash back and counters

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Cabinets, and the way the sink fits with the counter top. Don't like the tile.

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I like the reclaimed feel of this butcher block as an idea for the island. I would set it on a base with legs, and slightly deeper drawers in the base. Add marble insert for baking. Hate the rest of the kitchen

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Like this butcher block type island-- on legs so it's not a huge mass in the middle of the room. Drawers for extra storage. Would add a marble insert at one end for baking.

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Love how the stone in this picture appears in more than one place. Looks great with the wood floor. Not into a solid kitchen island-- we would need a more table style island with drawers

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like the use of the brick wall on this one-- i don't like how square these cabinets look. proportionally I would have preferred them to go higher up the wall

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contrast of materials and colors

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integrated stove exhaust and symmetrical cabinets. Love the way the stove is framed out.

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good use of shelves. like the continuation of the line from the cabinets up the wall. not a fan of the hardware

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backsplash vs. cabinets

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love low profile of the cabinet doors, and the different depths to the cabinetry. Hutch on the left of the photo is a good design for the built ins in the family room— love the stepped back top half. Counter material would go between the two halves.

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cabinetry layout + door detail-- simple and airy

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old fashioned farmhouse vs. modern simplicity + use of height. Also love the paint effect

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cabinetry layout + door detail-- simple and airy

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backsplash + shelf detail

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traditional simplicity, low profile (not crazy about the decorative pediment)

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seamless backsplash + counter + shelf (too modern overall, but love the simplicity)

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Hardware, drawer pull detail

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